Craftsman 315115710 dry hand vacuum Parts

To clean the filter on your Craftsman dry hand vacuum model 315115710, remove the battery pack, pull the filter and filter rack out of the dust bowl, then shake or lightly brush off debris. Wash the filter and dust bowl only if needed, and reinstall everything after it is completely dry (see the 315115710 owner's manual).

• Turn the vacuum off.
• Remove the battery pack before any maintenance.
• Press the dust bowl release button and pull the dust bowl down and out.
• Pull the assembled filter rack and filter out of the dust bowl.
• Shake or lightly brush dust and dirt off the filter.
• If it is still dirty, wash the filter, filter rack, and dust bowl; let all parts dry completely.

Use this quick check to avoid air leaks and weak suction.

A clogged or damp filter restricts airflow, which reduces suction and can make the motor work harder. Keeping the dust bowl and filter clean helps your 315115710 maintain maximum dust collection.

When you order parts or look up diagrams, always use the full model number 315115710. If you need to search beyond the model parts list, we recommend using Sears PartsDirect with your model number.

Last updated: February 2026

For a Craftsman 315115710 dry hand vacuum, most “broken” complaints come from a clogged dust bowl, a dirty or wet filter, or a battery/charging issue. We fix it fastest by cleaning the dust bowl and filter, confirming the battery pack is latched in correctly, and then testing suction with the crevice tool.

• Remove the battery pack before servicing.
• Empty the dust bowl; rinse it if needed and dry it completely.
• Pull out the filter rack and filter; shake or lightly brush off dust.
• Wash the filter and rack only if needed; reinstall only when fully dry.
• Reattach the dust bowl by aligning the slots and tabs, then snap it fully into place.
• Make sure the battery pack is seated on the bottom of the hand vac and latches securely.

Battery tools are always “ready,” so treat the switch like it can start anytime.

• Do not use without the dust bowl or filter in place.
• Do not pick up hard objects (nails, screws, coins); they can damage the unit.
• Do not pick up burning or smoking materials.
• Do not pick up flammable or combustible liquids.

A clean, dry filter and a properly latched dust bowl keep airflow high, which protects the motor and restores normal suction. Correct battery seating also prevents intermittent power and internal damage.

For parts and diagrams for Craftsman 315115710, start with the parts list for this model; you can also search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

For the Craftsman 315115710 dry hand vacuum, the parts list focuses on the components that make suction and collect debris: the dust bowl (dust cup), filter and filter rack, on/off switch, and attachments like the crevice tool and brush attachment. For the exact exploded view and part numbers, use the owner's manual.

Even though vacuum designs vary (handheld, upright, canister), most parts lists include items like these:

• Motor or fan assembly (creates airflow and suction)
• Filter(s) and filter support (protects the motor and traps dust)
• Dust cup or bag and latches (collects debris)
• Switches and wiring (power control)
• Attachments (crevice tool, brush, nozzles)
• Seals and gaskets (prevent suction leaks)

Based on the manual for this model, these are key user-serviceable and user-facing components:

• Dust bowl with release button (removes for emptying)
• Filter and filter rack (removes for cleaning)
• On/off switch (on top of the handle)
• Crevice tool (for tight spaces)
• Brush attachment (for fabric surfaces)

Knowing the parts list helps us troubleshoot faster. Most “no suction” or “poor pickup” complaints on a handheld vacuum come from a full dust bowl, a clogged filter, or blocked airflow openings, not a failed motor.

Use the model number 315115710 when searching parts so we match the correct filter and related items. If you do not see what you need listed for this model, search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Craftsman 315115710 dry hand vacuum, the model number is on a plate attached to the motor housing. We recommend writing it down exactly as shown and using it any time you look up parts, accessories, or documentation such as the 315115710 owner's manual.

Check these common spots on the motor housing (the main body that contains the motor and handle):

• The side of the main housing near the handle
• The rear of the housing
• The underside of the housing (near where the battery pack slides in)
• Near the on/off switch area
• Near the dust bowl connection point

The identification plate typically lists more than just the model number. Look for:

• Model number (for this unit: 315.115710)
• Serial number (if present)
• Voltage family (this is a 19.2V cordless hand vac)
• Basic safety or compliance markings

Use this checklist to confirm you have the right identifier:

• The model number is usually the most prominent number on the plate
• Ignore patent numbers or internal codes that do not say “model”
• If the plate shows a number with dots (example: 315.115710), copy it with the dots

Using the exact model number prevents ordering the wrong battery pack, charger, filter, or attachments. Even within Craftsman cordless vacuums, small design changes can affect fit and electrical compatibility.

Once you have the model number, start with the parts list for Craftsman 315115710; for broader model searches and ordering tools, use Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026